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We are mamas and midwives who decided to do birth differently– and bring others along with us. We are radical, fun to work with, and great at (lovingly) calling people on their bullshit to help move us all towards a new more beautiful world. With 12 children and over two decades of midwifery between us, we’ve learned a thing or two along the way, and Indie Birth is our space to share it all with you.
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Dear Maryn, loved listening to you as always 🙂 I found very interesting your reflection on the interruption #4 considering our feeling of safety navigating the recent times during the plandemic and in a way post-plandemic now (added to more crazy things happening into the world I’m sure)> I remember being sure I was in a ‘bubble; during my third pregnancy (and most recent one) on those times, and remember feeling this embodied nervousness around 3 weeks before the actual birth (which I hadn’t felt with my previous, and didn’t have to do with trusting birth or feeling something ‘bad’ would happen physically, not at all). This dissappeared when the actual birth started. I felt this time I experienced this because of maybe experiencing the embodiment of the ancestral knowing of steeping soon into the Unknown (which birth), literally as approaching an abyss I felt. With your reflection, I now wonder if it was also related to this in a way? Thank you for sharing your insights as always, much love from Peru